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Andhra Pradesh IAS Officer Amrapali Kata Appointed Tourism and Culture Secretary
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🗓 13 Oct 2026, 04:33 AM
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The Andhra Pradesh government has named IAS officer Amrapali Kata as the new Secretary of Tourism and Culture.
The state government of Andhra Pradesh has issued an official notification appointing Amrapali Kata, an Indian Administrative Service officer, as the Secretary of the Tourism and Culture Department. The decision was announced through the government's public service portal and takes effect immediately.
Kata will be responsible for formulating and implementing policies aimed at promoting tourism, preserving cultural heritage, and enhancing related infrastructure across the state. Her role will involve coordination with district officials, private stakeholders, and cultural institutions to boost visitor numbers and showcase Andhra Pradesh's historic sites.
The tourism sector is a key driver of the state's economy, contributing significantly to employment and revenue. Officials expect that Kata's leadership will help streamline initiatives, attract investment, and improve the overall visitor experience.
The appointment reflects the government's ongoing effort to place experienced administrators in senior positions to advance development goals in critical sectors such as tourism and culture.
Kata will be responsible for formulating and implementing policies aimed at promoting tourism, preserving cultural heritage, and enhancing related infrastructure across the state. Her role will involve coordination with district officials, private stakeholders, and cultural institutions to boost visitor numbers and showcase Andhra Pradesh's historic sites.
The tourism sector is a key driver of the state's economy, contributing significantly to employment and revenue. Officials expect that Kata's leadership will help streamline initiatives, attract investment, and improve the overall visitor experience.
The appointment reflects the government's ongoing effort to place experienced administrators in senior positions to advance development goals in critical sectors such as tourism and culture.